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Cost Of Studying In Australia

Cost Of Study in Australia
Cost Of Study in Australia

Study In Australia Cost

The Cost Of Studying In Australia will vary. It is 40 to 60% lower as compared to USA and UK. The cost of living also depends on the place and lifestyle adopted. If you are planning to study abroad, one of the top concerns that arise is the cost of living. One should know the cost of studying in Australia as it would help to overcome the expenses, trip, and application. Also, the tuition fees would depend on the program you select. The fee change is based on the college you have selected, the city you want to study in, and the lifestyle you will adopt. 

  1. The cost for undergraduate programs ranges between 20,000-45,000 AUD.
  2. The cost for postgraduate programs ranges between 20,000-50,000 AUD.
  3. The cost for doctoral programs ranges between 18,000-42,000 AUD.

Qualifying Exams & Coaching

International students must submit the exam grades as evidence of academic and language proficiency to study in Australia. Students that meet both English language and academic criteria are deemed eligible to Australian universities. Eligible candidates should take English language assessment exams like IELTS or TOEFL to show language proficiency. To enroll at an Australian university, the admissions process is relatively easy. A candidate must first pass standardized examinations before moving on to the selection process. These English proficiency entrance exam results cannot be older than two years. Aside from ELP exam results, some courses require additional assessments such as the GMAT, UMAT, LSAT, and others. Marks of these examinations are typically valid for 5 years.

Cost of Study in Australia

  
Study Courses/ProgramApprox. Tuition Fee ($AUD)
Undergraduate bachelor degree$15,000 to $33,000 annually
Postgraduate masters degree$ 20000 to $ 37000 annually
MBA$11,500 to $122000 in total
Doctoral degree$ 14,100 to $38000 annually
  

Scholarships& Internships to Study in Australia

There are a variety of scholarships, grants, and financial aid available to foreign students who wish to study in Australia. Foreign students are supported financially by the Australian government, companies, colleges, and some private organizations. Merit-based, need-based, student-specific, and course-specific grants are all available in Australia. The value of the Australian grant varies based on the child’s profile, varying from 20 to 100% of the tuition fee. Doctoral degrees are normally completely supported in the country.

Some of the scholarships are mentioned below:

  • Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) for Bachelors

  • Masters and Doctoral courses

  • Indo-Australia S&T Visiting Fellowship Programme

  • Australia-India Strategic Research Fund

  • Australia International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS)

  • International students should apply for the scholarships a year in advance after getting the offer from the Australian universities chosen.

Expenses Covered Under Scholarships

  • Student’s return airfare to Australia

  • Establishment allowance

  • Living allowance

  • Academic and other compulsory fees

  • Basic health insurance `{`Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)`}`

Costs of Living in Australia

  
ActivityApprox. Living costs ($AUD)
Public transport$15 to $55 per week*
Entertainment$80 to $150 per week*
Groceries and eating out$80 to $280 per week*
Gas and electricity$35 to $140 per week*
Phone and internet$20 to $55 per week*
  

Quick Facts

     1. About 700,000 international students are studying in Australia      

    2. 6 top universities in top world’s 100 universities is in Australia    

     3. It is the 3rd top study abroad destinations    

     4. Over A$300 million scholarships by Australian government for international students    

     5. Australia has produced more than 2.5 million international alumni.

Arrival & Accomodation

Traveling to your college:  Shuttle service near the university is available for short distance travel and for long distance there is easy access to trains and buses in Australia.

Planning & Housing: Students can choose to stay in university provided hostels within campus or rent out private accommodation outside university or college. Students can opt from the options like rented flats, furnished house, sharing accommodation, and more.

Welcome week: Welcome Week in Australia is a golden opportunity to interact and make new friends. Students can know more about studies, amenities, and stay facilities in the campus. Attending Welcome Week is mandatory and even optional at some of the universities.

Opening a bank account: Students can choose from multiple banks and open a bank account. You need copy of passport and identity proof.